A new exhibition of paintings highlights the beauty and peril of the Sonoran Desert. Plants that resemble silent sentinels, standing guard over a rocky kingdom; summer afternoons that explode with thunder, lightning bolts and downpours that drench dry str... See more
Election 2026: Commission At-Large Seat 10 Republican Justin Cofer, Democrat Rev. Katina Sharp and independent Ronin Cunningham are running to succeed Larsen Jay on County Commission. Knox County Commission’s two at-large representatives deliberate and vo... See more
Solar Outlook Dimming Citing federal policy shifts and TVA’s reversal on fossil fuels, the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy forecasts slow growth for solar energy in Tennessee. Solar power is really simple. It’s also relatively cheap in an era of spikin... See more
Back in the 1950s, science fiction movies about creatures from outer space would advise us to “keep watching the skies!” This is the perfect month to do just that because June 30 is International Asteroid Day. It wasn’t little gray men in a spaceship that... See more
Though they are seldom seen here, we share the Southern Arizona landscape with the biggest cat in the Americas. Here’s why that’s important.
She comes out of the sun in a silk dress Running like a watercolor in the rain Don’t bother asking for explanation... See more